74F828SPC

The IC component 74F828SPC is a high-performance octal D-type flip-flop with a common clock and reset functionality. It is a widely used integrated circuit in digital logical design and offers various key features that make it versatile and reliable. The 74F828SPC is designed to operate on a 5V power supply and is built using advanced CMOS technology. It consists of eight positive-edge triggered D-type flip-flops, each with an independent clear (CLR) function. The clear feature allows the user to reset the flip-flop to its initial state by setting CLR to low. One of the defining features of this component is its ability to provide a synchronous, common clock input (CLK) to all flip-flops. This means that all flip-flops receive the clock signal simultaneously, ensuring synchronized operation. The positive edge triggering ensures that the flip-flops change state only when there is a rising edge of the clock signal. Another noteworthy feature of the 74F828SPC is its high-speed operation. It is capable of working with clock frequencies of up to 200 MHz. This makes it suitable for applications that require quick response times and high-speed data transfers. Furthermore, the IC component supports both active-high and active-low input and output functionality. This flexibility allows for compatibility with different system requirements and simplifies its integration into various digital circuits. The 74F828SPC is also designed to be highly reliable and robust